TY - SER
KW - agroforestry
AU - Kenneth G. MacDicken
AU - Michael R. Dove
AU - James L. Brewbaker
AU - William F. Hyde
AB - F/FRED usage of "multipurpose" tree species implies the use of trees for fuelwood or charcoal, fodder for domesticated animals, fruit for human food, green manure, etc. on a single tree in small farm management. This definition might exclude species which produce more than one important timber product which cannot be economically grown or processed on the small farm. Fuel and fodder uses appear to be the most important end-products to consider.
AN - 91-01118
BT - Multipurpose Tree Species Network Research Series Report no. 1
CY - Morrillton, AR
DA - 07/1986
DB - Open WorldCat
LA - English
N2 - F/FRED usage of "multipurpose" tree species implies the use of trees for fuelwood or charcoal, fodder for domesticated animals, fruit for human food, green manure, etc. on a single tree in small farm management. This definition might exclude species which produce more than one important timber product which cannot be economically grown or processed on the small farm. Fuel and fodder uses appear to be the most important end-products to consider.
PB - Winrock International
PP - Morrillton, AR
PY - 1986
EP - 118
ST - Multipurpose Tree Species networks for the Forestry/Fuelwood Research and Development Project
T2 - Multipurpose Tree Species Network Research Series Report no. 1
TI - Multipurpose tree species networks for the Forestry/Fuelwood Research and Development Project: Recommendations
UR - http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/25890506
ER -